Penn faces NC AA TV clash over football games
The NCAA seeks to keep Penn in the football TV research program, avoiding a split that could end Penn’s schedules, reduce gate receipts, and threaten Franklin Field's future. Some colleges threaten to withhold games if Penn refuses to follow NCAA rules, risking basketball baseball and Penn Relays. Harold Stassen’s political future may hinge on how Penn handles televised football.
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Penn asks ruling on TV ban violate Sherman Act
The University of Pennsylvania challenged the NCAA to seek an Attorney General ruling on whether banning television telecasts of its football games violates antitrust law. Penn asked the NCAA to request a DOJ decision on legality under the Sherman Act, saying it would comply with whichever ruling results. The NCAA had denied Penn a hearing and placed the school on the not in good standing list.
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Rosen Breaks Nose 11th Time in Career
Cleveland third baseman Al Rosen broke his nose for the 11th time today in the sixth inning of the first game of a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox. A grounder by Walt Dropo took a backup, and there was no immediate indication of how long Rosen would be sidelined. The prior break occurred ten days earlier during practice after a thrown ball slipped, yet he remained in the lineup.
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Stengel Threatens Yankees After Firecrackers Incident
Casey Stengel blasted fan rowdiness at Comiskey Park and Detroit限制 threatening to pull the Yankees from the field if police protection is not adequate. Mantle was peppered with firecrackers and a whisky bottle hurled near him, while Ed Lopat and Jack Jensen faced similar abuse as fans tossed stones, paper, and coins during a doubleheader.
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Brecheen Steers Cards Past Braves in Boston Thriller
St Louis catcher Musial sparked a 13 hit attack as Harry Brecheen blanked a late Boston rally to win his 4th for the Cardinals 5-4. Ray Mueller homered for Boston and Spahn took the loss after a rough first inning.
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Athletes Urged Draft Exemption Review by Senate Panel
A preparedness subcommittee report urged reevaluating exemptions for physically fit athletes. It cites World War II and Vietnam era policies, arguing many top-caliber sportsmen could perform valuable military duties and should not be scapegoated or kept from service.
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Four Misplays By Ray Boone Hurt Indians
Boston's Red Sox swept the Indians 9-6 and 8-2 to seize third place as Ray Boone committed four errors, two in the first game leading to five unearned runs. Ray Scarborough won the second game for Boston, while Mike Garcia and Early Wynn each lost. Ted Williams homered in the eighth of the opener.
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Tigers Sweep Athletics in Doubleheader on June Day
Detroit Tigers toppled Philadelphia 11-7 and 9-5 as Rick Kryhoski Vic Wertz and Pat Mullin homered. Freddie Hutchinson and Bob Cain split the wins, Cain earning his fourth against four losses. A third inning burst in the finale sealed the sweep, lifting Detroit to their seventh win in eight games.
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Snead Calls Oak Hill Nightmare At National Open Site
West Virginia's Sammy Snead described Oak land Hills in Birmingham as a nightmare after opening with a 73 three over par. He found three traps on his drives and holed a 35 yard wedge for an eagle on the 510 yard second. Ben Hogan posted 68 as defending champion while missing a late birdie chance.
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Coan's Homer Lifts Senators To Split Of Doubleheader
Gil Coan hit a tie breaking homer in the 11th as the Washington Senators edged the St. Louis Browns 3-2 in the nightcap after St. Louis won the opener 10-8. Don Johnson notched his first win against two losses for Washington, while Ned Garver earned his ninth victory in the opener for St. Louis. Attendance was 8,927.
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Rex Layne KO defeats Dave Whitlock in coast bout
Rex Layne knocked out Dave Whitlock in one minute of the fourth round in a scheduled 10 round match at Logan Utah. Whitlock of San Francisco is the only fighter to beat Layne in his 34 pro fights. The victory marks Layne's third win over the coast and sets up a summer bout with Rocky Marciano.
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Underwood to Fight Martina on June 22
West Virginia lightweight title to be decided Friday June 22 as Jess Underwood the titleholder meets challenger Regele Martina in a 12 round bout at the American Legion Armory. Ringside seats are 2.50 with balcony 2.00 and tickets go on sale Wednesday at local outlets.
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Baseball’s Big Six and Retired Robison Dedgers 4 Musial
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Sugar Ray Robinson Victor Over De Bruin by TKO
In Antwerp Belgium Sugar Ray Robinson defeated Jan De Bruin by technical knockout in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 round middleweight bout. De Bruin quit mid-round eight after absorbing heavy barrages while Robinson pressed the attack from the fourth round onward. The 9,000 strong crowd watched as De Bruin, shaken but not visibly damaged, walked away from the ring ending the bout.
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